Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-10
NO. 266.
New Corporations.

The following new corporations have filed
certificates of organization with the Secre-
tary of State:
The Belfast Hotel Company organized at
Belfast with capital stock of SSu.0V; par
value of shares 500, There are 3I STOCK
holders all residents of Belfast. Inc ON
GERS are: President, Il. Chenery treasurer
Calvin Hewey; directors, r. Cnenery' =;
Uewey, :. W. Mathews, A. A. tiowes anu
\. F. Houston. The purposes OF the corpo-
ration are 20 erect and maintain hotei IN
Belfast.
The Woodbury. Loom Company organized
at Biddeford with capital stock of $780, 900;
amount paid in $500; par value of shares,
S4oo. The stockholders are. Levi L. Wood
bury and Hylar T. Wheeler, Washington,
ID. c.; James Sawyer, Edward IL. Graham,
Charles s. Hamilton, Warren c. Bryant and
George W. Donnell, Biddeford, Me. The
officers are: President, James Sawyer;
treasurer, Levi Woodbury.; directors, James
Sawyer, Edmund IL. Graham, Levi Wood
bury and Charles $. Hamilton. The pur-
poses of the corporation are to manufacture,
sell, lease or otherwise dispose of the Wood
bury loom and all the patents connected
herewith and to manufacture and sell the
products of said loom.
ganized at Portland, with capital stock of
s250, 900; amount paid in, $500; par value
of shares, $40. The stockholders are Ed
ward Randall, Cyrus Weeks and John M.
Dame, all of Lynn, Mass. The officers are
President, Edward Randall; treasurer, Cyrus
Weeks; directors, Edward Randall, Cyrus
Weeks and John NJ Dame. The purposes
of the corporation are the manufacturing,
owning, buying and selling, and licensing
others To manufacture, own, buy and sell,
boots and shoes of all kinds and in all man.
nors.
The Sectional Cottage Company, organized
at Portland, with capital stock of 100000;
nothing paid in par value of shares, $50.
The stockholders are Nathaniel Tarr, Bos-
ton, Mass; +. Young Butler, Worcester,
Mass, Josiah IL. Drummond, Jr., Portland,
Me. The officers are President, Il. Young
Butler treasurer, Nathaniel Tarr; direc-
tors, T. Young Butler, Nathaniel Tsrr and
Josiah IL. Drummond, Jr. The purposes of
of the corporation are the buying, selling,
acquiring holding and leasing land and real
estate and the building selling and leasing
cottages houses and other buildings.
The Cushings Island Hotel aud Transpor-
tation Company organized at Portland with
n capital stock of $4,000; amount paid
in $4,000; par value of shares 500. The
stockholders are Frank A. Pitcher, Stephen
X. Small, Dennis W. Clark, George II.
knight and Francis Gushing, all of Portland.
The officers are President, +. A. Pitcher;
treasurer, David W. Snow directors, +. A.
Pitcher, ). X. Small, ID. W. Clark, George
IL. knight and Francis Gushing. The pur-
poses of the corporation are to carry on the
business of building, buying, selling leasing
equipping and operating a hotel or hotels
and cottages and all the incidents thereof
at Cushings Island in Portland harbor, in
clnding the transportation of passengers and
freight To and from the neighboring shores
and islands and upon the waters of Casco
Bay and elsewhere and the acquisition of
necessary land